Monthly Archives: January 2019

YOGA: Instagram vs. Reality

Is Social Media Ruining Yoga?

By Eric Wong, BSc - Kinesiologist and Movement Specialist

Yoga’s a practice that combines movement with breathing techniques to help one develop his focus and control. But search for #yoga on Instagram and you’ll find millions of images of “sexy people” doing crazy things with their bodies.

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Overpronation is too much of a good thing. Pronation is a natural movement of the foot and ankle that occurs in healthy humans when we walk and run that helps absorb the shock of your foot striking the ground.

How to Correct Overpronation (Fix these 3 Different Causes)

There's No Single Solution for Pronated Feet

By Eric Wong, BSc - Kinesiologist and Movement Specialist

Overpronation is too much of a good thing. Pronation is a natural movement of the foot and ankle that occurs in healthy humans when we walk and run that helps absorb the shock of your foot striking the ground.

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lower back stretches - what to do to stop pain

Please Stop Lower Back Stretches for Pain Relief

They're Causing More Damage and Prolonging Your Pain

By Eric Wong, BSc - Kinesiologist and Movement Specialist

If you’re doing the most popular lower back stretches for pain relief, then after reading this article you’ll understand why this is causing more harm than good, even though it feels good.

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ankle mobility drill & ankle rom exercises

Functional Ankle Mobility Drill

Improve Range and Function of Your Ankles and Feet

By Eric Wong, BSc - Kinesiologist and Movement Specialist

This unique exercise is going to help you improve ankle mobility around all the ranges of motion to improve balance and the ability to cut directions quickly.

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tight adductors do this instead of static stretches

How to Stretch Adductors… Without “Stretching”!

Do This Instead of Static Stretching for Tight Adductors

By Eric Wong, BSc - Kinesiologist and Movement Specialist

Traditional static stretching for tight adductors won’t give you long-term relief. Check out this unique exercise to learn how to stretch adductors for results that last.”

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